Chapter 9.5 Questions  War and Peace 1812-1823
Section 5 Latin American Policy
 
DIRECTIONS: Answer the following questions on a blank piece of note book paper.  Each question is worth 1 point.  Write your name, date and class period on each page.  When you are done, work on your vocab list, workbook or map .     
 
Revolution in Latin America
 
__________ 1. Colonies in the other Americas revolted from which other European country?
__________2. More and more people in Latin American were demanding what?
__________3. Most Latin American revolutions seemed to copy the example of whom?
__________4. As free nations, the new Republics would be free and open to what?
__________5. Who promptly established diplomatic relations with the new Latin nations?
__________6. The British welcomed these new republics put feared what for their own colonies?
__________7. England proposed a joint resolution to warn nations with which other country?
__________8. Did the U.S. accept or reject Canning’s proposal?
 
 
The Monroe Doctrine
 
__________9. The message that came to be known as the Monroe Doctrine was given at what time?
__________10. List some principles of the Doctrine as spelled out by the President…
__________11. How did the Europeans feel about the statement of the President regarding colonization?
__________12. What became one of the most important American foreign policy ever issued?
__________13. How many nations in Latin America became independent?  (look at map).
 
True or False?
__________14. The War Hawk and frontier settlers blamed Canadians for continuing trouble with Indians.
__________15. Tecumseh, the great Indian leader, organized many of the Indians in Spanish Florida.
__________16. Most northeastern Americans merchants supported the War of 1812.
__________17. American pride was hurt by the defeat of Fort McHenry and the loss at New Orleans.
__________18. After the war, a treaty was signed with Spain and Florida was sold to the U.S.
__________19. Most newly liberated Latin Republics rejected the Monroe Doctrine.
 
 
 
 
 
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